What are AI agent consultants actually automating for clients? Practitioners asked
rosh-1307 · reddit · 2026-10-04
A developer asks fellow practitioners shipping AI agents commercially for real deployed case studies: what the client wanted, which workflow parts the agent handled, what still required humans, the automation ratio, what repeatedly broke, whether clients paid for the agent or the outcome, and which parts would be outsourced. Explicitly excludes predictions — only actually deployed, multi-skill workflows. The value lies in the replies.
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